Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
An Unfortunate Womap

was sinai sensation at the depot Mrs.
II. F. Narston, while suffering from a
temporary alteration of mind. ran from
her home over TO the depot for the purpose
OF going 70 Sacramento. Her husband
lnteriereC and several times made her 90
away from the depot. She was determined
to 90, however, and when the $40 train for
Sacramento had arrived she attempted
several times to get aboard, but was pre-
vented each time. She then started down
the TRACK, saying she would throw herself
IN front o. the train. Her husband fol-
lowed her, and engineer John Green agreed
TO pull out of the station slowly in case
anything id occur. The lady ran some
distance AID then threw herself on a track.
though fortunately it was not the one upon
which the train was approaching The
engine rar on slowly past her, and She Law
stll evidently expecting to be killed. Her
husband soon secured hack and she was
taken TO he home"
Is II The 0RoyILLE JoHN?-The Wood
land Democrat OF yesterday SAYS: This
morning g physician went over to the
county lai FOR the purpose of ascertaining
WhetheF 0. not the Chinaman brought over
from Davisville yesterday was insane. The
phlslCaA had talk with the Chinaman
and decided that while he was not insane
ne vas cnls about half-witted. The China
man cannot OF course, be formally exam
lned unti The return of Judge Garoutte,
VINO IS OF on vacation trip The people
OF Davisy!4e seemed to be determined TO
get nd OF the Chinaman, and say that If he
cannot be held on the insanity charge they
VIII prefer charges that will hold him. sucb
as vagrancy, etc. Wonder if this is Tho
same Chinaman that Oroville farmed out
upon Sacramento, and who for some weeks
haunted the police station?
PERENPI0RY AUCTION SALE-BelI g. Co..
auctloneeTs, advertise peremptory auction
sale at their warerooms, No. 927- K street
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning. The sale will consist of
buggies, wagons, harness, and five cases
OF assorted extracts, yeast powder.
vanilla, ssrdines, apple butter also
Two houses OF furniture removed to
SaIesroom for convenience of sale consist
ing, IN pa-;, as follows One elegant parlor
suite, one elegant walnut secretary and
bookcase combined one maple marble-top
ana one ASH wood-top bedroom set, two
chehonlers, one Medallion and one Me-
ridlan range, etc; also, five volumes of
CIVIL political and penal codes of Califor-
MA, and choice lot of other books. also.
sixty sets OF silyer-plated forks and spoons.
Sons OF ST. GEoReE.-At the meeting
Of Benbow Lodge, Wednesday evening
two candidates were initiated and five
applications received for membership.
They also had distinguished visitor
q present II the person of d. D. n. G. p.
Dawes, OF the State of Nevada, who gave a
very interesting account of the progress the
Order IS making in that State. Benbow
Lodge having met with so much success
since It's institution here, they propose Civ
ing an entertainment and dance at Fire
men $ Hail. during the next month. These
entertainments will be made feature of the
Order IN the future, and no doubt will be
something TO which the English commu-
NIFTY OF Sacramento will look forward to. as
they will he made thoroughly ENJOYABLE,
and intellectual treats.
MARYsvILLE FAIR. - The speed pro-
gramme OF the Thirteenth District Fair, to
take place at Marysville, August 30th to
September Sd, is at hand. The races are as
follows Tuesday, August 30th-Trotting.
two-yeaz-olds purse, $50 Running, half
mile dash, for district horses, 800. Trot-
ting, three minute class, 5000. Wednesday
August distributing, 2:35 class, $500.
Trotting. four minute class, $50 Running
half-mile and repeat, 500. Running
three-fourtbs mile and repeat, $3.50. Thurs.
day, September lst-Trotting, 2:27 class,
500. Best walking team, $50, Pacing.
SiOO. Friday, September 2d-Trotting, 2:45
class, 500. Running, two-mile dash, 5000.
Saturday. September Sd Trotting, 2:3O
class 500 Pacing, go class, $500.
PoIIcE ccyRr-The proceedings in the
Police courS yesterday were as follows
All The gasc> for violating the sidewalk or
dinance were continued, except that of 7
u-l - vva Oh fa1r
advisement..... The case of Mrs. Hugo
Cramer, fOr violating ordinance No. II
was dismissed. .....Jniia Kehoe, for yiolat.
ing the sane ordinance, failed to put in an
appearance. and bench warrant was is
sued. The same charge against D Mason
Yves continued until Tuesday next......The
Jim Lung burglary case was continued
until Thursday next......Jerry Haley.
CHARGED with assault to murder, will be
tric, To-Day.
C1uNIE 0FEEA HoUsE-A fine house
witnessed The t-ained-horse exhibition Of
Nj Bartholomew last night, and the audi
ence retired entirely satisfied that il had
seen the best exhibition of that order ever
given here. This afternoon at o'clock the
last matinee. end tonight the final per-
Torrance. Tomorrow the Equine Para
dox," Is Bartholomew delights 10 dub the
troupe of horses so completely under his
control, Will leave for the southern part oil
the State.
LATE ORANGE. - The Agriclsltlris
mentions an orange named Harris Tardiff
that ripens in Florida in June and there
fore brings fancy prices 1t would be well
for people in Central California, where our
oranges rpen and are marketed as early as
the latter part of January, to see what can
be learned Of this variety as it would prob
ably, even in our earlier climate here, not
ripen before March, and that would add to
its value.
NEVADA CoUSTY's REsoURCEs.-The. Su-
peryisors Of Nevada county have done that
section GOOD service by appropriating $500
to make an exhibit of the resources of that
county at the coming State Fair. Now let
the people Of that important section of the
State put their best efforts forward and
make known something of the undevel-
oped riches of that largely urdeveloped
little empire.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FALSE PRE-
TENsEs.-T. J. Duncan was arrested last
evening upon warrant issued by Police
Judge Buckley. upon complaint sworn to
by Milton McWhorter, editor of the Marys-
vile Dcsio-fat charging the procurement
of $50 cash and a note for 1926 upon false
pretenses. Mr.. Duncan gave bail in the
sum of $500 for appearance.
NEWSPAPER AT SUIsUS.--A prospectus
has been issued of the Suisun Weekly Re
tiete, the first number of which will appeal
August 18th. and of which w. d. PennycooB
will be publisher. The Recicic is to be 8
four-page paper of seven columns each
and devoted 10 the interests of Suisun and
the county OF Solano.
If you want the very best piano and a
the same time the most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
On. See them at Cooper's Music Store. .
FoE SALz.-A secondhand square piano
in good order. Bargain for cash. L. h
Hammers Music Store, No. $50 street.
IT is easy to see how it is done, by callins
at our grea. semi annual clearing sale to
day. Men and boys fitted out with good